FILES OF INDIVIDUAL DATA AND THEIR POTENTIALS FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH

Odd Aukrust and Svein Nordbotten

Review of Income and Wealth, 1973, vol. 19, issue 2, 189-201

Abstract: In a statistical file system, data collected from different sources and at different dates are stored at an individual unit level. Thus, they may be linked and used for the preparation of statistics and for analytical purposes as the need arises. The statistical file system will provide a much improved data basis for empirical research in the social services including demography, economics, economic geography, sociology, education, labour, social medicine, criminology and social psychology.

Date: 1973
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